Fees
How we quote financial auditing work
Fees follow scope: number of entities, warehouse sites, foreign-currency accounts, and the condition of your ledgers. The figures below are guidance so finance teams can budget before a planning call—not a cart to check out.
| Engagement | Basis | Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Statutory financial statement audit | Fixed fee after planning | Typical mid-size single-entity work from ¥1.8M |
| Internal control review | Fixed fee by cycle count | From ¥680,000 for three process cycles |
| Inventory observation support | Day rate | From ¥180,000 per auditor · Kansai travel included in base day |
| Opening balance / restatement review | Quote after file review | Often ¥420,000–¥900,000 for focused issues |
Estimate factors
What moves a statutory audit fee
- Multiple warehouses requiring inventory observation
- Significant foreign-currency or group reporting packs
- First-year audits needing opening-balance work
- Incomplete reconciliations at planning time
- Tight parent deadlines that require overlapping teams
Deposits & billing
Statutory engagements usually invoice one-third on acceptance of the engagement letter, one-third at interim fieldwork, and the balance on delivery of the opinion. Day-rate observation work is billed after the count memo is issued.
These amounts are informational. There is no online payment on this site—fees are agreed in the engagement letter.
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